Workshops and Training

To book a workshop or presentation, please navigate to the contact page. Workshop themes can include:

  1. Co-creative murals around specific themes
  2. Indigenous materials and art therapy
  3. Art materials and trauma
  4. Land based therapy, knowledge and Indigenous ways of knowing
  5. Art therapy in schools
  6. Art therapy in the workplace
  7. Art therapy in prisons
  8. Trauma-Informed community interventions

Art Hive Projects as Facilitator:

  • Skatne Ionkwatehiahrontie; 2015 (Rights of Passage Weekly Art Hive)
  • McGill University’s Consent Week; 2019 (Land and Body Consent Art Hive)
  • Canada Roots Exchange; 2019 (Reconciliation Mural Hive)
  • Federal Prison; 2019 (Land as Identity Mural Hive with the inmates)
  • Canada Roots Exchange; 2020 (Relations with the Land Art Hive Sculpture)
  • McGill University Indigenous Awareness week virtual Hive; 2020 (Self-Care for Students)
  • Indigenous Youth Identity Mural Series;  2023 (Collaborative Murals in 2 high schools with Indigenous Students)
  • Pop up art processing events (paint night, mural-making, 2023-present)
  • Champlain College Youth Ambassadors mural (2025)
  • Centre Intégré de Santé et des services sociaux de la Montérégie-Ouest Mural Series (2026): two collaborative murals with elder residents on wisdom.


Teaching:

– Two Eyed Seeing: Approaches to Art Therapy (2020-2023) at W.H.E.A.T.

– Art Therapy Ethics and The Moon Cycle (2020-2023) at W.H.E.A.T.

– ETC: Two Eyed Seeing in Material Interaction and Assessment (2020-2023) at W.H.E.A.T.

– Trauma-Informed Classrooms (2023) at McGill University

Trauma-Informed Community Intervention Workshops

– Unbundling Trauma Conference, 2023 (Topic: Shame)

– What is Trauma? Building our Resilience Conference, 2024 (Topic: Shame)

– Trauma Informed Attachment Training (2023-Present) Bi-Annual 8 week training for community and schools

– Trauma-Informed Organizations Training (2024-Present). 3 day training.

– Cultural Shame (2024-present); connections between colonial trauma and language learning

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